Natural
Science 100
Instructor:
Tony DiMauro
Office: P-236
Email: tonydude@yahoo.com
Office Hours: classtime
Dates:
May 26, 2005 to
July 8, 2005
Grades
Study
Guide
Syllabus
Thursday, May 26, 2005
The Nature of Science
Bryson-Introduction
Hewitt-Prologue
Tuesday, May 31, 2005
COSMIC VOYAGE
Hewitt- 34.7
Big Bang Cosmology
Bryson(1)-How to Build a Universe
Hewitt- /7.2,3/11.10/12.1/15.1,2/17.2
Formation of Galaxies
Bryson(3)-ReverandsEvan's Universe
Hewitt-34.1,2,3,4,5,6
Quasars and Black Holes
Hewitt-HR Diagram
The Mighty Atom
Bryson(9)-The Mighty Atom
Hewitt-14.1,2,3/17.1,2
Forces and Particles
Hewitt-16.4/4.1,2,3,6/10.1,2/9.1,3
Radiation
Bryson(7)-Elemental Matters
Hewitt-16.1,2/8.3
Aristotle-vs-Galileo
Hewitt-1.1,2,3,9,10
Copernican Revolution
Hewitt-5.3,5
Newton's Laws
Bryson(4)-The Measure of Things
Hewitt-2.1,2,3,4
Special Relativity
Bryson(8)-Einstein's Universe
Hewitt- 35.1,2,3
General Relativity
Hewitt-35.6,7
The Internet is great.
Please borrow what you will.
Much of which, is of my own creation.
and, much is borrowed.
Bill Bryson
Amazon
Interview
Paul Hewitt
Physics Cartoons
The
Laws of Physics for Cartoons
Physics
Applets
Multimedia
Physics Simulations
Newtonian
Mountain
Fowler's
Animations
Physics
2000
General
Physics Applets
Spectra
What's
New in Physics Education
U.C.
Berkeley Physics Lecture Demonstrations
The
Physical Universe
Periodic Table
Physics
Timeline
Timeline
of Nobel Prize Winners
History of Physics
The Discovery
of Global Warming
Good
Animations
Six Evil Geniues
Cosmos
in a Computer
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I
II
III
Hewitt Chapters
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,
17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,
26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35
Sci AM-Evolution/Creation Debate
From the moment men first began to contemplate their world, three questions have occupied the human mind: Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going? Artists (notably Paul Gauguin), religious thinkers, philosophers and, most recently, scientists have all searched for answers. This book describes molecular evidence for human descent from the first single-celled organisms all the way to the emergence of Homo sapiens. After distinguishing myth from science, the authors introduce molecular evolution and the molecular approach to the study of human origins and draw conclusions about human identity.
Atomic Force Microscope I,II,II,IV
Color I Orbit I Lens I
Loudspeaker I Physics I
Brownian Motion I Boltzman I
Mind Maps
Bloom's Taxonomy
Natural
Science 100
Daily Seminar
Be
prepared to discuss the physical
science concepts in Hewitt and Bryson.
10 points - (240)
Homework
Assignments
Read
the unpcoming sections in Hewitt and Bryson. Prepare a
page of notes
from Hewitt and Bryson.
10
points - (240)
6
Article Reports
Read
an article, annotate it, draw the
physical science concepts acssociated with the article,
react to the article.
50
points - (300)
Total Points 780 points
Monday, June 13, 2005
Dust Cloud
Hewitt-33.1/4-16.10-34.1/2/3
Bryson(2) Welcome to the Solar System
The Planets
Hewitt-33.1/2/5/6/7
The Hadean Earth
Bryson(14)
Seismicity-The Inner Earth
Hewitt-27.1/2
Plate Tectonics
Bryson(12)
Hewitt-27.3/4/5/6
Paleomagnetism
Hewitt-10.1/2-27.3
History of Oxygen
Hewitt-
The Atmosphere
Bryson(17)
Hewitt-31.1/2
PaleoClimatology
Bryson(10)
Hewitt
Global Warming
Hewitt-31.3
ThermoHaline Circulation
Hewitt-28./4/5-31.5
PreCambrian Explosion
Bryson(19)
Hewitt-30.3
Meteor Impact Collision
Bryson(13)
Hewitt-3.4/5/8
Monday, June 27, 2005
Human Evolution
Molecules Fidgeting to Life
Bryson(20)
Hewitt-20.1
Seeing with Light
Hewitt-23.2-12.3-13.1/2/3/4/5
Electrical Circuits I
Neurons
Hewitt-9.5/6/7/-23.3
Electrical Circuits II
Microprocessors
Bryson(21)
Hewitt
Seeing the very Small
Hewitt 13.1/2/3/4/5
Fiber Optics
Total Internal Reflection
The Game of Life
Orchestrated Objective Reduction
of Quantum Coherence in Brain Microtubules:
The "Orch OR" Model for Consciousness
A.L.I.C.E.
a talking chatterbox
Consciousness
Neural Networks
Freud had his Thoughts
Magnetic Induction
Hewitt-10.4/5/6
Memory
Bryson(24)
Memory
Hologram/Molecular
Quantum Mechanics
Hewitt - 13.6/15.3
Bryson(26)
Quantum Computers
Emergent Behaviour
Consciousness
